After leaving the capital, you'll travel to the volcanic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula. The Reykjanes Peninsula runs along the Mid-Atlantic Rift, which divides the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates. Despite its placement between two tectonic plates, no volcanic eruptions were documented there for 800 years. However, when the Fagradalsfjall volcano erupted in March 2021, everything changed. The eruption lasted 6 months and brought hundreds of tourists to the site with a spectacular show of fountaining red-hot lava.

Embark on an unparalleled adventure: bear witness to a live volcanic eruption and molten magma! Our knowledgeable guide will pick you up from Reykjavik, and together, you'll embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. The journey to reach the Litli Hrutur Active Volcano demands physical endurance, spanning up to 10 kilometers each way. However, the rewards are truly exceptional, offering breathtaking sceneries of vast lava fields and the captivating spectacle of an ongoing eruption. Upon reaching the volcano's location, you'll be privy to the beautiful formation of these lava fields, witnessing the mesmerizing display of fresh lava spewing and flowing.

Seltùn (Geothermal site in Krysuvik) - You don't have to travel far from Reykjavik to see vibrant geothermal sites, Seltún is one of those sites. Visiting Seltùn, like all geothermal locations in Iceland, is like entering into another universe. Seltún has both bubbling mud pools and boiling hot springs.

Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula. This area is well-known for its geothermal and geological activities, and the landscape is coated with a thick coating of lava. We will have a quick yet amazing drive by the lake.